Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-07-02
BUNKER HILL ITEMS.

Go to Martinsburg, Monday. The
Trades Display will no doubt be
novel feature.
Miss Mamie Hoffman, who has been
visiting in this vicinity, returned to
her home in your place, Thursday.
Her numerous friends were sorry at
her departure.
Mr.. Albertis Miller, lady, and other
friends, are guests at Mr.. Charles
Lannon's.
Sheriff Lamon was in this village
Wednesday.
Miss Lille Pitzer, of Arden, has
been on visit to her friends at this
place.
Harvest has commenced and the
binder is playing havoc in every field.
1t is said wheat is not of the best
quality, but an average crop here.
Messrs. Coffman and Robey, Of Mt.
Clifton, Va, who have been attending
the Institute in this county, are ap-
plicants for Bunker Hill and Sylvan
Retreat schools.
Mr.. Charley Miller was in this place
last week, for few days, paying his
respects to his friends, who were glad
to see him.
The 6" w. Va. Wheelmen" are
"darlings," someone said as they
passed through this place Sunday
morning before breakfast, en- route
for Jordan's Springs and other roman
tic places. They put in a full day,
and as they invaded this village later,
they looked somewhat dIgnified and
forlorn; ah !! me, terribly depressed.
But Capt. Martin soon awakened
them their jovial spirits aroused and
their troubles and tribulations were
forgotten. Will Scheu donned new
pair of" Toney's" before he reached
the burg, as he lost his needle which
he had been using all day, and was
relieved of spool of" Clark's n t."
so it was a case of necessity. Vernon
Aler said "Gosh" as he promenaded
the streets of Darkesville; he admires
the place, and the inhabitants admire
him ;-even the " horses" show him
courtesy. Editors so seldom come to
the country, of course their presence
even on a wheel is greatly appreci-
ated. The riders were Capt. A. l..
Martin, Messrs. Henry Fitz, D. c.
Meyers, Vernon Aler, Willis Scheu,
and Will Minghini,-all good riders.
Much praise is bestowed upon Mr..
Martin for the excellent wheels he
sells and also for the interest he takes
in his customers. w.
INSTITUTE TEACHERs.-The fol-
lowing teachers were present at the
Institute:-
Martinsburg, w. VAIN. V. Me-
Cune, Mary f. Boyer, Adah G. Dodd,
Jennie NJ. Ambrose, Clara Bowers,
M. V. Morrow, Laura B. Tabler, Sal
lie M. Chapman, Mamie A. Grimes,
Ella Swartz, Lulu Cunningham, Mag
gle A. Mendenhall, Alice G. Ambrose.
Mollie Payne, E. l.. McMurran, Mat
tie Kyner, Carrie M. Mann, Ellen G.
Stottlemeyer, Mary E. Hester, Myrtle
NJ. Bender, Olivia Smith, Jennie E.
Mann, J. A. Downs, j. F. Fulk, Fer
dinand Hesse, A. w. Smith, G. w.
Nj. Tabler, Henry Carter, w. w.
Mosby, f. B. Pitsnogle, w. Vanme-
ire, E. G. Howard, j. w. B. Evans.
Falling Waters w. Va.-D. III.
Dodd, S. j. Williamson, G. w. Foltz.
Four Locks, Md.-Chas. w. Hess.
Jones Spring, w. Val. r. Aver,
James Snyder, M. G. Albright, NJ. X.
Butts, G. III. Homer.
Edinburg, Va, r. w. Rebey; Mt.
Clifton, Va, r. S. Coffman.
Vanclevesville, w. Vac. w.
Rams5urg.
Oakton, w. Vac. w. Keesecker,
p. It. Keesecker.
Bunker Hill, w. VAC. p. G.
Rinker.
Hedgesville, w. Va. M. Jennie
Shaffer, Kate A. Nihon, Mable Hen
shaw, Frances G. Henshaw, Valley
V. Henshaw, Laura V. Eversole.
Shepherdstown, w. Va.-A. B.
Bush, T. j. Woofter, Julia Mason.
VIM. Hedges, Tomahawk. G. G. Ia
bier, North Mountain. g. III. Deha-
ven, Glengary. N. Belle M. McQuilk-
en-, Snyder's Mills. Anna Sencindi-
yer, Bessie M. Sencindiver. Sadie A.
Shepherds, Mary A. Chenowith,
Darkesville. III. v. Bowers, Gerards-
town. Octavie +. Triplet, Spring
Mills. Jessie Cockrell, Harper's Fer
ry. Laura G. Strider, Hamilton. Mil
lie G. Mayhem, Bedington.